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Here is a first-person account of the founding and flourishing of an acclaimed worldwide business network now celebrating more than 10 years of service to its community.
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As many times as I wish everyone were like me, I stop and remind myself if this were the case, it would be a very boring world. Yes, I really dislike the person on the bus playing music on his mobile without headphones. No, I don’t want to take a minute to chat to the people with the clipboards on the street. I have to admit it really bugs me when I get offered about 20 free newspapers each day on my way to and from work. And how could anyone possibly like TV programmes about cars?
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For beginners: developing a knowledge management strategy. A knowledge manager uses first-hand experience to help first-time knowledge leaders establish a KM programme.
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Big business can provide good models for the knowledge economy but there are differences that hamper the transfer.
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Many practitioners, especially the pioneers who have been led to KM through a career of unexpected twists and turns, possess the kind of broad eclectic backgrounds that best serve the interdisciplinary nature of knowledge work.
The career of Rory Chase, managing director of Teleos and the brain behind the highly sought after global and regional MAKE Awards, contains a series of detours and lessons learnt that proves the point.
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There’s little doubt, judging from attendance and activity at this year’s AIIM Roadshow, that the arrival of Microsoft’s SharePoint 2007 has created a huge surge of interest in managing content – both as records and for project collaboration.
In addition to the Microsoft keynote, the SharePoint Solutions Theatre was full throughout the day as vendors presented their product integrations with SharePoint, as the capture engine, the archive store, the workflow engine or the portal connection.
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GLOBALISATION IS viewed by top executives at leading organisations around the world as an inevitable, but positive, business challenge that is here to stay and rapidly growing, according to an in-depth study of business leaders revealed by EquaTerra and World 50 today.
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SOCIAL SOFTWARE technologies can improve collaboration and networking within and beyond the enterprise, but a general dearth of system and administrative services brings greater long-term risks, as customers look to extend from workgroup installations to enterprise-wide deployments, according to research by CMS Watch, a vendor-independent analyst firm that evaluates content technologies.
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Innovation highly fragmented; Does succession management work?
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Recognised nationally in the US as a frequent speaker and author on electronic discovery, a partner at K&L Gates in Seattle, Washington, joins a colleague in sharing lessons learnt from the introduction and practice of e-discovery in pursuit of evidence in electronic form.
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I recently spent January in South East Asia; giving talks and running knowledge cafés in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. As always, I learnt as much as I taught.
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The managing director of The Center for Generational Studies accepts the importance of transferring knowledge from departing to incoming employees, but is troubled by too little focus on changing management strategies.
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The way I see it, knowledge production and utilisation are key competencies of humans, both as individuals and as influenced by interaction with others, e.g., in communities. Production and utilisation both demand astute management, not only of information resources, but also of the number, proximity and styles – and therefore the behaviours – of the people involved.
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Basware's general manager, Europe and the Americas, looks at the growing trend towards eProcurement, and how public sector bodies have led the way in moving online to make corporate spending go further.
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As a member of Patti Anklam’s 2003 Gennova Emergent Learning Network from which Net Work emerged, this is undoubtedly a positively biased review. Hearing the author explain ?energy? in networks in organisations at a 2003 Advanced Thinkers Summit both introduced me to Patti Anklam’s Net Work wisdom and prompted my pursuit of the ideas.
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THE 12 most enterprising finalists in the UK in this year’s Enterprising Britain competition show the depth of innovation in projects that are helping address social issues and turn the economies of local communities around.
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WHILE 90 per cent of senior executives involved in document management agree managing documents throughout their lifecycles helps improve business performance, only 12 per cent rate their organisation as highly effective in this practice.
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Smartphones big security risk; Universities will share IT services.
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